Paris/Brussels, (EFE).- This Monday, the G7 countries expressed their intention to implement measures to stabilise hydrocarbon markets, whose prices have risen due to the conflict in the Middle East, including the option of using strategic reserves. This was the message conveyed at the conclusion of the virtual meeting of the finance ministers of the seven richest nations in the world. According to French Minister Roland Lescure, it was emphasised that they will assess how to stabilise flows and the market. Lescure reiterated to the press in Brussels that this could involve the release of strategic reserves, although he stressed that, at the moment, there are no supply issues for gas or oil in Europe or the United States.
